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Hey, good morning, everyone. I'm Playbook co-author Rachel Bade. It's Tuesday, November 5th,

which means the big day, election day, is finally here. Thank God. It's been, needless to say,

a roller coaster of an election cycle. We had an unprecedented change atop the Democratic

ticket, assassination attempts on the Republican nominee, and of course, poll after poll showing a race

that has been way too close to actually call. We are finally going to start getting results tonight,

though don't hold your breath that will know who the next president is by tomorrow morning.

For today's show, we're going to do something a little different. I'm speaking to two reporters

about the mood and thinking on both sides as we head into Election Day. And we're going to start

with Natalie Allison, who's been on the trail with Trump for the past several days and is now down

in Palm Beach for Election Day. Hey, Natalie. Hey, Rachel. Finally here. And I know you've been

following Trump around for a while. What's the mood on the ground at some of these rallies?

Yeah, you know, of course, I'm going to start with a caveat that it varies from rally to

rally. I will start with in Milwaukee on Friday night, the same arena if I served

forum where we were there for the Republican convention this summer, Trump was back there

and he filled it up. It actually at first looked like he might not. They had these black curtains

around the whole upper level seating and people were kind of still coming in, but they eventually

filled up the whole thing.

It was a big rally.

And then I caught a flight the next day to his rallying Greensboro, North Carolina, where he was also in an arena.

And he did not fill that up.

There were curtains around the whole upper level that stayed there.

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